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I learned about how the library is separated by subject to make it easier

to find a book for your specific classes or major.

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Over 21 million images available at clipart.com

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The library tour was amazing. I felt that I learned a lot and have come to understand how to maneuver around the library. The most important thing I learned was that even in a library with five floors their will always be someone on every floor ready to help you.

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I learned about Course Reserves, a quick, easy, and free way to get textbook information for my classes

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librarians are here to help us, like Rebecca

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Finding International Industry Information in Passport GMID

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Educational Technology and Innovative Teaching and Learning

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Meeting CU Librarians: Rebecca Kuglitsch

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Created by students at the University of Colorado Boulder enrolled in WRTG 3035 Fall 2013. Taught by Kathy Pieplow. Featuring Commons Librarian, Alex Watkins.

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The biggest thing that I learned from the library tour/session was that I actually had access to FREE textbook information through Course Reserves. This is a great thing to know, especially when it comes down to saving money.

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I learned a lot about how the books work which is great because the library is huge! But I also learned about how to get help and find online resources